damonster

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But tons of 4 wheeler and tractor options. You could put something in a truck bed, have someone sit on the back, and spray from there. For example. You should absolutely not dick with residential crap, half of it is made for residential use like once a month.

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We don’t have a 4 wheeler or side by side as that would make the choice a lot easier.

Last year when we borrowed a 20 gallon tank we tried it in the bed of the truck. Had the idea of running it to my battery and just sit in the truck and spray out the window. The wires were just a little short to reach my battery and I’m kind of glad I didn’t go that route. The inside of my truck would have been a mess between the residual water leaking from the wand and the black marks left by the hose. Ultimately, had to hook to a separate battery in the bed of my truck and spray while my wife drove.

Just looking for different options as I really need to spray now. Seems like the battery sprayers would be okay other than maybe being a little heavy. It’s a job to spray it all and want to make it as easy as I can for myself.

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I’m 75 y.o.,takes me 2.5 gal.to spray my driveway,then another 2.5 gal to spray other stuff Ike fence line of chicken yard,around the barn,etc. I have never felt the need to have a battery powered backpack sprayer. I have a Chapin,manual pump,does fine for about a $100.It’s not like it’s an exhausting job.

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I live on 20 acres of land and my driveway is about 1/4 mile long. Yeah it can get a little exhausting. Borrowed my FILs 20 gallon tank last year that he got from tractor supply but it didn’t work very well. Pump would go in and out and I really didn’t like the wand that came with it. This was after I changed the pump. A small 2.5 gallon sprayer just isn’t gonna cut it.

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The members mark at sam's club is great. I have 2 of the 10" pans hanging up. One is for eggs only.

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I forgot Sam’s had pots and pans. I remember looking at them before and they seemed like they were made well. That’s probably the route I’m going to go. Thanks for reminding me.

Yeah I figured a cheap Walmart pan would be the way to go. I don’t think the pan I’d be replacing was a T-Fal but something similar.

I keep a bowl of grapes in the fridge that are easy to get to. I’ve learned that when I wake up in the middle of the night for a snack it has to be really easy to get or I end up eating junk food.

I’ve used Trioral for a few years. Not flavored but also not bad. The packets are larger than most others. I mix 3 packets in a gallon jug of water. I believe it recommends 4, but that’s just what I do. I get them from Amazon in a 100 pack case. Looks like they’re $40 but every once in a while they go on sale.

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1 PPR
Who would you start out of these 4?

Samuel
Meyers
Moore
Marks

I’ve got Tracy too. Would you dare sit Etienne and Moore for Tracy and Monanghi? I was seeing the weather forecast calling for sleet and 22mph winds at kickoff.

Full PPR- Who would you start as your RB2 and flex from these?

DJ Moore
Etienne
Monangai
Marks
Tracy

Currently have Etienne and Moore starting. I normally wouldn’t question this but Etienne has a tough matchup against the Texans. I was kind of leaning towards Monangai because he has a great matchup against the Giants even with Swift coming back. Moore is coming off a big game too with a good matchup against the Giants. I’m reading that weather may be a factor in Chicago so I’m trying to weigh that out too. I’ve got Williams as my QB fwiw.